Purple stems on Gorilla Glue 4

Im leaning towards magnesium deficiency

 

Cal mag would be best you can foliar spray the spots are proablly cal def. But the yellowing edges and purple stems are most likely mag def. Your ph being off could have caused the issue if thats fixed cal level effects mag use by plant so id say it proablly a combined issue. The effected leaves proablly wont recover but new growth you should be able to keep eye on shouldnt progress

 

No problem buddy keep us updated

 

Looking more as it’s a calcium defiency but magnesium probably wouldn’t hurt so just grab some Cal-Mag or whatever you substitute

 

Forgot you mentioned ph problems.. could be lock out.. I’ve seen a chart for that as well but I think it was for coco. Not too sure.
But before you add that Cal-Mag I would add plain water that you ph’d to what your medium is first. Have you added any other nutes already?

 

My bad, I was skimming through your paragraph, should’ve read more. Sorry.
But yeah keep up the plain ph’d water and see how they perform after for a little, because if you have nutes already and it’s lock out you don’t want to overfertilize and risk burn.. you’re on the right track through brother! Just keep an eye on that one. Hope you’re able to update us with something soon.
Peace, brother!
O.Z.

 

I doesn’t look like you overwatered it. But it’s always good to let the soil dry out some in between waterings. Not bone dry, of course. But enough to make the roots fight for water. Because, in the end, that’s what you want. A healthy plant starts with a healthy root system, and watering only when it needs, builds a stronger root system. Weed is a very resilient plant, it’s pretty amazing what it can overcome.

 

When I see little yellow dots like that I think bug bites.

 

Sorry, I haven't had problems with bugs, I've almost exclusively grown inside and have only had a few bugs that bit a few leaves but didn't cause a problem. Many of the serious bugs that affect cannabis are extremely small such as mites and are frequently too small to be seen unaided.

 

I missed that too. Good eye. I don’t know the name but it’s a fairly common pest that’s can infest the flower but you’re still in veg so you don’t have to worry too much. If you don’t mind going organic, as I do, you can just make a solution of plain distilled water.
Grab some organic garlic, organic cilantro, organic bay leaf, and some organic clove or neem oil. (Always go easy on the oils.. they will be more pure, so a lot can cause problems, just a 1/2 a teaspoon or so should do you right..)
You don’t have to have every single one, but I believe the more, merrier, and better safe then sorry. You should be good with that, just cut up each of those a little bit so they can emulsify a little better. Shake every so often, and wait til you think it’s well mixed. Shouldn’t be more then like a day or so.
Then just foliage that liquid on to EVERY part of each leaf. Do not miss one area, and make sure to spray the underside of the leaves as well. You don’t have to hit the stem with it though, just the leaves is fine.
That should deter most pests out of your garden,and if you have some neem seed meal, yucca, or something along those lines, you can apply it to the soil and it’ll help keep root pests away as well.
Hope this does you well brother.
Feel free to @me or hit me up anytime with an update.
O.Z.

 

I forgot as well that’s 1/2 tsp per gallon so adjust accordingly.
Follow up with me and Let me know though, brother!